Prime Time : The Home of Skooldays

The 90s
They're underachievers and proud of it. Bart, Homer and the rest of the Simpsons put the "nuclear" in the nuclear family sitcom, while Jerry Seinfeld scores with a show about nothing.
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The 80s
Family Ties conservative offspring Michael J. Fox reverses traditional family values, while Bill Cosby takes them to new heights. Blair, Natalie, Jo and Tootie learn The Facts of Life.
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The 70s
The Bradys get groovy, The Partridge Family goes on the road, Good Times and What's Happenin' lay down some serious urban slapstick, Happy Days ignites a tidal wave of nostalgia
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The 60s
The sitcom moves into the office on Dick Van Dyke and Andy Griffith , and the western moves to the inner city as private-eye and traditional cops and robbers shows.
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The 60s
We interrupt this program to bring you this late-breaking bulletin : In the beginning, there was live TV. The migration from radio had begun. From Donna Reed's perfect family to Marshal Dillon and Joe Friday,
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